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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;non_cents, post: 1597511, member: 30970&quot;]Transitional varieties occur when an obverse or reverse die is matched with its counterpart, but has the design variety of a previous year, or sometimes with the design of the next year, or a design not meant for circulation. I can think of a few right off the bat on lincoln cents:</p><p><br /></p><p>-1988P and 1988D with the reverse design of 1989-minted cents, the &quot;RDV-006&quot;.</p><p>-1992P and 1992D &quot;Close AM&quot; cents, which are rare, were minted with the reverse design that was intended to start in 1993.</p><p>-1998-2000P &quot;Wide AM&quot; cents were made with the reverse design of a proof die.</p><p>-1998S and 2000S Proof cents with a &quot;Close AM&quot;, made with the reverse of a die intended to mint business strikes.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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